Written by Greg Lane
Located about a 10 minute walk from either Keikyu Kamata Station or JR Kamata Station, Kamata Onsen is a large public bath house that uses genuine onsen water. The difference between a Sento (public bath) and an Onsen is that onsen use water from natural hot spring bores.
Onsen in this area are renowned for their kuromizu (black water)—dark mineral-rich water.
Aside from black water baths, Kamata Onsen has a wide range of baths including the denki furo (electric bath) with an electric current running through the water, sauna, micro bubble bath, and waterfall bath. Apart from baths and saunas, they have massage chairs, karaoke, as well as food and drink.
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蒲田温泉
2-23-2 Kamatahoncho, Ota-ku, Tokyo
10am to 12 midnight
Adults: ¥470
Children: ¥180
Children: ¥180
Parking available
- 0.7 km from Zōshiki Station Keikyū Main Line (KK18)
- 0.7 km from Keikyū-kamata Station Keikyū Main Line (KK11)Keikyū Airport Line (KK11)
- 0.8 km from Kamata Station Keihin-Tōhoku Line (JK17)Tōkyū Ikegami Line (IK15)Tōkyū Tamagawa Line (TM7)
